Tokyu Agency

The Inuyama family, accompanied by their pet dog Tetsunoshin, moves from Kyushu to the well-known Hoppongi Hills (a location modeled after Tokyo's Roppongi Hills). Rumi Inuyama's father is the owner of an IT company based in Japan and is just one step away from achieving the top position in the industry. However, Tetsunoshin comes to learn that his master's family has borrowed an enormous amount of money to rent their home in Hoppongi Hills, bringing the entire company to the verge of bankruptcy. To make matters worse, the whole family is spending money recklessly on every little thing, which only deepens Tetsunoshin's troubles. In order to solve this problem, Tetsunoshin forms a team with the Hills Dogs and is prepared to do whatever it takes to pay off all of the Inuyama family's expenses.

In "Nyani ga Nyandaa Nyandaa Kamen," a regular cat boy acquires the ability to become the heroic Kamen Cat. When cries for help arise, he swiftly appears on the scene to battle the enemies.

A colossal space monster materialized in a city and commenced its rampage, sending people fleeing in terror. Among the panicked crowd were five high school students: En, Kai, Shin, Yoku, and Ryu. Unable to escape, they dashed into a nearby parked patrol car. As the monster closed in on them and they resigned themselves to death, the patrol car glowed with a blue-white light and vanished into a mysterious space, taking them with it. While they were still bewildered, an alien appeared before them. He was a Bravian, an officer of the Space Police Organization tasked with maintaining peace and order across the universe. He explained that he was being targeted by vicious aliens from the Space Prison Sargasso. He also told them he had provided them with a battle machine called "Dag Beagle," created by copying Earth's machines, so they could fight against Sargasso. Through the Bravian's power, they transformed into Dagwon and battled the space monsters. At that moment, the patrol car drove up in front of En. En merged with the car and became the Brave Robot Dag Fire, defeating the enemy. However, the conflict between the Brave Dagwon and the criminal aliens of Sargasso had only just begun.

The story of Goldran centers on three young boys who are given the mission of locating alien robot warriors, known as Braves, which are dormant in crystal form. Their primary opponent is the extravagant and completely inept Walter, and the villains who serve him are generally just as comedic.

When extraterrestrials scheme to invade Earth, the youth Kouta and a colossal robot from outer space named Exkaizer must join forces to protect the planet and his companions.

In the sprawling urban landscape of Nouvelle Tokio City, constructed atop the former Tokyo Bay, an illusion of wealth and tranquility conceals rampant criminal activity. Senpuuji Maito, a fifteen-year-old prodigy acclaimed for his intellect, appearance, and athletic skill, stands apart. Beyond these personal achievements, Maito heads the Senpuuji Trading Group and possesses immense wealth. Using his vast resources, he establishes the Brave Express Squad, a team of robots each equipped with unique powers. Their leader, Gaine, features advanced artificial intelligence and a distinct character. These robots can transform into trains and navigate a sophisticated worldwide railway network, allowing them to swiftly address emergencies across the globe.

In "Brave of the Sun Fighbird," Earth comes under attack from an alien menace called Dryus. Fighbird, the leader of the Space Patrol, chases Dryus to our planet. Once he arrives, Fighbird combines with an android Dr. Amano is developing, taking on the human form of Hidori Ryutaro so he can fight Dryus and safeguard Earth's tranquility. Hidori comes across as an ordinary person, but his behavior sometimes reveals his extraterrestrial origins. He works as Dr. Amano’s assistant, presenting a disheveled look, frequently clad in a white lab coat and glasses. However, his attitude shifts dramatically whenever he faces enemies.

In the series Brave Police J-Decker, elementary schooler Yuuta Tomonaga discovers Deckerd, an advanced humanoid robot developed by Japan's police for tackling sophisticated criminal threats. Through Yuuta's frequent interactions with the robot, he helps Deckerd develop a personality—a heart—of his own. Consequently, Yuuta is appointed as the leader of the Brave Police, forging a genuine partnership between human and machine.

Seiji Takasugi comes into possession of a jewel known as "Aurin," the Earth's alter ego, which has chosen him to lead eight brave robots. These robots lie dormant across the globe in the form of "Brave Stones." When Seiji awakens them, they transform into super robots by merging with modern people and machinery, thereafter obeying his commands. Their adversary is Lord Oh-Boss, an invader seeking to steal the planet's energy with the help of his minions. Da-Garn and the other brave robots must stop him to save the world.

A massive black hole is on the verge of consuming the entire universe, including the Transformers' home world of Cybertron. As Galaxy Convoy and his team seek a way to stop it, the Transformers flee their collapsing planet and infiltrate Earth, operating as "robots in disguise." Galaxy Convoy meets Vector Prime, who reveals the existence of the "Planet Force"—an ancient artifact capable of restoring entire planets, believed lost thousands of years ago alongside Cybertronian explorers who failed to construct a space bridge to the edge of the universe. Thus, Galaxy Convoy and the Cybertron warriors he commands set out on a grand journey across the cosmos to locate the Planet Force and awaken the ancient warrior Primus, hoping to save the universe. However, Master Megatron and his followers scheme to seize this power for themselves, aiming to dominate the entire universe. They relentlessly stand in the way of Galaxy Convoy and his allies. Will Galaxy Convoy and his friends succeed in obtaining the Planet Force safely? Note: The international version treats this series as a direct sequel to Micron Densetsu (Armada) and Superlink (Energon), featuring references to characters and events from both shows, as well as an additional scene in episode 51 that links the three series. Note: The US release initially combined episodes 1 and 2 into a single episode, and later aired a dubbed version of episode 2 as episode 52.

In "Tantei Team KZ Jiken Note," Aya Tachibana, a sixth-grader, navigates daily concerns involving friendships, family, and school performance. Her routine shifts dramatically when she joins the Detective Team KZ, a group formed with four unusual boys she encounters at cram school: Kazuomi Wakatake, Takakazu Kuroki, Kazunori Uesagi, and Kazuhiko Kozuka.

The Seido baseball club heads to the spring invitational for an ultimate, heated baseball game!

Thousands of years ago, the evil Emperor Talpa sought to conquer the world. After his defeat, he was exiled to the Nether Realm, and his armor was split into nine separate pieces. In the present day, Talpa has returned with the aim of reclaiming Earth, having recovered four of the armor fragments. The remaining five pieces are held by the only ones who can stop him—the Ronin Warriors.

In 2005, alien monsters called the Zonders emerge from beneath the Earth and attack Tokyo. The only defense against them is the secret organization known as the Gutsy Geoid Guard, or 3G, along with their ultimate weapon: the giant mecha GaoGaiGar. Its pilot, Guy Shishio, was an astronaut who barely survived death two years earlier when the Zonders first struck. His rescue came from a mysterious robotic lion named Galeon, which pulled him from his burning spacecraft. Guy's father, Leo, used Galeon's technology to turn his critically wounded son into a cyborg, hoping he could fight the aliens when they returned. With Galeon now serving as its core, GaoGaiGar battles to protect the planet. Assisting Guy are a squad of transforming robots and a young boy named Mamoru, who has the ability to purify the Zonders' cores and seems to share a mysterious connection with the elusive Galeon.

Takumi Miyasaka goes to Astro Lodge hoping to apply for a head chef position, but upon arrival finds it is a run-down boarding house instead. Despite his initial letdown, Takumi shows off his cooking skills, impressing the quirky residents. The landlady, Mira Gotokuji, is especially delighted by his dishes. As Takumi develops feelings for Mira, he agrees to become the breakfast chef and moves into Room 5. As time passes, Takumi notices strange behaviors in Mira—she has trouble with modern technology and Japanese cuisine. He also hears an odd voice coming from her room. Unknown to Takumi, Mira is actually an alien who recently arrived from another planet on an important mission.

Following the defeat of Gaito, Sara made the ultimate sacrifice to stay by his side, securing peace across the ocean realm and leaving it under the protection of only six mermaid princesses. As Caren, Noel, and Coco return to their own territories, Lucia, Hanon, and Rina get ready to do the same. Their farewell becomes even more painful because of Mitsuki Tarou's move to Germany and Doumoto Kaito's departure for Hawaii. Lucia feels especially heartbroken over these goodbyes, and her sorrow deepens when Kaito goes missing at sea. Adding to the confusion is the appearance of a mysterious angel named Michel, who urges the mermaids to follow him. In the midst of this upheaval, Sara's spirit reveals that a young mermaid named Seira will succeed her, marking the beginning of a new journey.

Manji, a morally ambiguous swordsman, is cursed with immortality. Exhausted by the endless bloodshed he has caused and possessing no skills beyond killing, he hatches a plan to regain his mortality: for every good person he has slain, he will kill one hundred evil ones. The old witch who placed the curse on him agrees to this arrangement, and Manji embarks on a mission to eliminate one thousand villains. On his journey, he meets a young girl named Rin, who seeks revenge against the sword school whose members murdered her family. Rin and Manji travel together, each hoping to find some form of peace. They face a wide array of enemies and are almost constantly under attack, forcing them to learn how to live their lives without being consumed by their thirst for vengeance.

In the North Pacific, Lucia rules as the mermaid princess of one of the seven mermaid realms. She gives a magical pearl to a boy who falls into the sea from a sinking ship. Determined to get her pearl back and protect her kingdom along with the others, Lucia goes into the human world. Using music as her weapon, she defends against the rising darkness that endangers the mermaid kingdoms.

During Ichigo Momomiya's date with her crush, Masaya Aoyama, she suddenly collapses after seeing a vision of a cat merging into her body. The next day, Ichigo starts acting like a cat—craving fish and moving instinctively. When a monster attacks Masaya, she discovers she can transform into Mew Ichigo, a magical girl with cat ears. After saving him, scientists Ryou Shirogane and Keiichiro Akasaka explain that they injected Ichigo with Iriomote Cat DNA to turn her into a magical girl meant to protect Earth from alien invaders. Overwhelmed by the burden of fighting alone, she soon learns of four other girls with similar powers. Ichigo must find them quickly before the aliens succeed in taking over the planet.